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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
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The board Of education met
the other evening for the pur-
pose Of discussing the location OF
the proposed new school houses. The
board decided 10 issue the $4,000 In
bonds which have been voted, to run
as follows: Ten thousand dollars in
twelve years, due IN 1895; $4,000 In
Rfteen years, due In 1913; &5,OO0 In
twenty years, due In lsOS;. They
will bear per cent. interest, and is
ued in bonds Of $500, redeemable at
any time. The following commit
tees were appointed by the president:
Finance, II. s. Cunningham, H. H.
NOrthrOp, r. A. LOvitt; school
houses and school grounds, d. A.
Van Trine, J. II. Gibson, W. b.
Flanders; regulation and discipline,
Nv. Underwood, r. H. Markland;
supplies, s. p. Hughes, w. H. Bish-
Op, X. q. MARYLAND. A committee
OF three ELECTED 70 prepare 3 report
on teachers % b. employed for the
ensuing year, - follows: ]. II.
Gibson, W. b. Flanders and ID. A.
Van Trine. The question a. 10 the
size and style Of the buildings hav-
ing come up, it Was decided after
soI,e considerable discussion Oerect
afOur-rOom building upon eaeh site,
two rooms 20 be completed On each
building, the buildings 10 be COM
pieted ~ necessity demands. Prof.
A. H. Owen Wa re-empl0yed ~ sJ-
sseFinfendenf % the city schools for
the ensuing year. at q salary of
Al SO. All teachers who desire situ-
atoms are reqneeled By the board 10
ureranf fnEulM applications at once
II ths clsfk Of the boaEd. W. b.
Flsndefs. me board adjourned un.
~ RaffraT es1rr ~ - 1'elerk D.
hnoI
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

rHE Washington Monument COM
ulif1ee are discussing the advisabili-
1Fe4 cla1lnE the monument to the
ra1lls nEer June lst, as the marble,
asuale aaa ether material comPris-
Eaethal loGly pile is being chipPed to
Pseces sad carried or BY pieeemeal.
a. tlae raie the destruction Il going
e. nl she haads of the vandals. there
wEll sson ~ q ruin ~ c0mplete -
lhal % the colosseum al Rome. And
Fes D b haFd % deny the American
oitiEen the privilege of climbing to
ths hiEhest summit yet erected by
ne hands of man
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

THE Atchison Champion says
the ce1sus uf lSss shows that there
~ eaaa nlcfe males than females
- 8aa Elnoe theEe are almost
e. ~ Eltls - schoul age a. Of
Fa . t.e alale, it seems that the
dtspEopoEtioa is chieay among
ehe grown people. Further analysis
~ sle relurns show that there are
ss1geen the aees % - aad - years,
oeleo moFe men than women, and
between the sees of - and = years
eogfo nsore men. Between the ages
cf0aaa - there are about 50.ooo In
exeess.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

IT l. very fortunate that the Kan
sas statesmen will not be bothered
by any state or congressional con-
vsntiOus this year. They will be
permitted 90 devote their entire
time and undivided attention to
their respective little home bOoms.
The statesmen aforesaid, since last
they met at Topeka, or Coneor,lia,
OF elsewhere, have collected a few
shekels aud are much better prepar-
ed for the future tO stand board bills
which Of necessity accumulate dur
ing the prOtracted siege Of the
convention. Thus another feature
L. presented for the candidate to
consider ~ he casts the horoscope Of
his political future. II l. really
pleasing TO have an of year come,
and know that there T. no conven-
tiOn Ia attend, whether IL be party
affair or an uprising OF the people"
on years cool the factions, and they
are really ON speaking terms for a
twelve-month or 50. They are not
guilty even once Of calling other
political shysters," ''pOt-hOuse
politicians, 1.-The gang" "boodle
gang" and other names which be-
come 50 comfortably engrafted upon
faction, or are hurled indiserimi-
nately at men immeasurably
superior, perhaps, % the thunder
bolt wielders." les, the of year Is a
season Of rest, sud 10 che wisdom and
goodness Of the law which made II,
iei us return thanks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

GESERAL KEIFER O. bound 10 de-
live tlIst address a. the unwilling Of
the Csrleid statue, even n he has no
audience- Keifer'sgreatness has de-
parsea, and everybody knows q ex-
ceFs himself. Still, KanoPOlis can
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-eiliEens has beea sesected for 30 dis
tinEalshed an honor-even q nobody
uaats D. hear him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

THE president weighs about aD
F.oanis; the Hawaiian queen, 9OO.
Tlne president fsncies the 80 pound
~, O. g. saia, and if IL wasn't for
Frznkis and Kalaku, the two ma
sions might b. joined In more inti-
nazle relations. The interpOsitiOn Of
srszEai s-Ifs~ prevents Jeffersonian
siusFlicity and Hawaiian royalty
fram being hitehed 10 the same char
fat. lf Grower had only waited!
And Kalaku's gOut had only been
uw-e asnreruust
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

rHE AtchisoR ChauiIlion has been
ealaEeel 81 = six-cOlumn quartz, and
isa VeEy handsome paper. We re-
Eard she ChaNpios ~ one Of the
eb1esi ana nIust reliable papers In
tlle alele. a has lived tWeuty-nlne
gcaEs and we hope It may cheer
an1 confogt the generations yet un-
Rnn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

atslene 4arelle D. nov 8 six
an. elehl-rese paper, and is
na4el ia srrearance.
49,. e. IrsnN IS. lIss lived a. Tong
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

rHEunonE TIEHoS has been taken
Tat President Gsewy in Paris Theo-
aars b 10 doalt proud q the mis-
laken ldeuiity. But how about
GwTvf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
FINAL NOTICE TOTAN PAN
FINAL NOTICE To TAN-
PAYERS.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TnEAsUREgl
SALINE COUNTY, KANSAS.
SALiSA, Mnrrli 10, lSss.
Notiee Is hereby given that ~. G.uayiIs
des,ribcd lands and Town ltis sold ga S,-pt me-
ber, \. D. issi for the tax OF iSSi will d.. sni,-
vcytHl tO the purchasers unlrss the saris. ,i.t.
redeemed on OF before the second day ui
September. 4. u. lss5.
CLARENCE WILSON,
Treasurer uf Saline county. kmrgns-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

RED SHIRT, the chief brave in the
wild West show In London, has
captured the good opinion and ad-
miration of the Prince Of Wales and
family. The Prince should give him
one q his daughters. No doubt
Prince Red shirt could psoYe that
~ camas q betssfstock fhan some nf
Hsist' aneesip Wny hack
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

AraanEEa . amor of Indiana says
- n1nslaaa q that state are for
azyl.e3y ezcepl Cieveland. He pro
usanoes this administration thor
yaCaevelaRd aiIair, and proPh-
aimEasl tlle nexi enc viii be either
ern1a - demOcratie. That l.
ga.1 aa=sf 80 sire 81 q. This cOun-
nFeannul i've without the existence
alaarlless and ene or the other Of the
era4 FaFliss muzt be in eontrOl Of
1s aueegnmeuL As q is, the In
1lana uaan's construction Of the sit
aaEion may he taken - literally
tree.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

TINE was when the Santa Fe rail-
road seemed 10 have sole control of
the immigration flowing into Kan
sas, and using this power the stream
was almhst entirely directed along
the line OF that road. At Kansas
city, the chief point Of distribution
Of immigrants for the state Of Kan
sas, little was heard Of the great
golden belt wheat district, but the
gloFies Of the Santa Fe country
sounded in the ears Of the bewil-
dered immigrant like the deafening
nGise Of gOngs aud bells and steam
whistles. The day is now past for
that kind Of work. In spite Of the
sluggish policy pursued by the
Union Pacific in advertising our
country, we have come To the front
in good shape. Eastern people have
come to learn that the richest
agricultural country in the state
lies a good many miles north
Of the Santa Fe road. The building
Of the Missouri Pacific between these
two lines OF road has served as one
good advertisement in our behalf,
snd helped head Off the impression
that the santa Pc territory is IA para
disc, and ell the rest Of the state a
desert. We, Of this section, are cum-
mencing TO have Justice done Us.
We believe that the railroads
threading the golden belt district
now show as much travel Of western
bound location SEEKERS as the Santa
Fe road; and this travel is increas-
ing daily. The golden belt country is
mighty aud will prevRll-the arts Of
the devil aud all his angels, the SAN
"a Fe included, 10 the contrary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12


~ b. uaally - he hoPed that
Rrnace. s'plsa.ut land of France"
hss reslIy learned In its experiences
e. . RePublic, that moderation and
ealmness a@cribed 30 Il by Prime
Minister Goblet, who says; France,
unaer the influence Of liberty, has
hEen imaaed with 3 new tempera-
meut- Calmness, presence IL mind,
and resolgtion have replaced that
eEuilabllity and somewhat settled the
araor with which she has Often been
Fepruached." When France learned
tlsl military glory after al IL but \
hall0W sham, and that The arts Of
Eesee bring an enduring prosperity
13sns cannot be acquired in any other
Way.-Shea Will she bea most FORUM
- uUnn. EAe has al the elements
80 ma1eElai With which 30 make
lf . leaaer q the nations. The
e - lsaE4a Of = Republican
EogEa 1l government, the less she viii
ozre D. crafty that love of military
EleFy which has PFOved ~ disas-
t1ae ~ la slle Hasi-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

ADDRESSING a body Of business
men at bridgeport, p. T. Barnum
said:
"NOu do not advertise enough.
You ought to use printers ink every
day. You are asleep, aud want your
ausiness To run itself. Standing
advertisements In q paper command
confidence. The man who for years
bives In n community and leads a
reputable life, even though he o. Of
moderate ability, will grow i'm the
confidence and esteem,of his fellows (;
ON the same principle = newspaper
advertisement becomes familiar to
the eye Of the reader. 10 may sell
dom be read, still IL makes the name
and business Of the man familiar,
and Its presence In the columns Of
the paper inspires confidence ia the
stability Of the enterprise.
such words Of advice coming from
the great shOwman-a man who has
used more printers ink for adver-
tising, perhaps, than any other per-
son in Americs-are worthy Of seri-
Gus consideration. The business
man who drives his business must
advertise
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

TIE anti-German demonstrations
In Paris excite no feeling in Berlin,
bns the situation IN Alsaee-Lorraine
increases the difficulty daily. The
frontier posts ON each side have
ceased 10 exchange e0urtesies, and
at as u war might break out at any
u,ou,anf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

WEST VIRGINIA now has two
United States senator's who are COM
paFatively young men-eaeh being
about a8 years Of age. Senator Ken
ma has the advantage Of Judge
Faulkner in the number Of years Of
legislative experience, but not in
ahllllN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
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Town lots
BHiDGEPouy.

IN assessed. Let Blk. Amt.
TN Elswick ---.- . txi lG
wn lot eor'f, 81 r.w cor.
Walnut and Third
SIS. u ID ~. 20 n. nT
way, and rom. ut
same poiuf. ". ~ a. , 20
10 kof WAY. being
Of a tract soxlzD
fi. ~ or Right of
way
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-28
National Press Association.

The National Press association billed
to put in an appearance in this city
next November were promised by Editor
Ferguson of the Times, during their
late session at Denver, all the facilities
for pleasant editorial excursion that
the law would allow, and the rail-
road authorities could be Induced to
grant. Learning that A. c. Michaelis,
general freight and passenger agent of
the Mexican Central was to be in the
city yesterday in conference with sever
al other railway officials, the editors
OF the city press concluded Ii would be a
good opportunity for laying before these
gentlemen the subject of excursion rates
into Mexico. The meeting which was
quite Informal was held at the Mpnger
hotel. There were present the follow
ing:-A. Z. Michaells, general freight
and passenger agent, Mexican Central:
j. g. Shrieytr, traffic manager Atlantic
system 5. F.: j. G. Naugle, general
freight and passenger agent, +. G. /. N;
c. G. Gibbs, general freight agent, S. p;
G. Z. Minor, general passenger agent NJ
c.; VIM. Ferguson, San Antonio Times
and W. S. Messmer, SAN ANTONIO DAILY
LIGHT The matter of our ex-
oursiOn into Mexico was freely discussed
In all its bearings, and sat-
isfactOry arrangements made from the
Mexican border southwark The recep-
tion Of the press representatives by the
railway officials was most courteous.
Everything that was In their power to
do was freely proflered and there was
an evident sincerity and real desire to
meet to the utmost the demands OF the
situation which was most gratifying.
The I.IGU~, on Its own account, no less
than on account OF the press of the city
and OF the state, desires to give empha-
sis to the whole hearted manner in
which the representatives of the Mexi-
can roads met the gentlemen OF the
press who came to them on behalf of San
Antonio and the national press associa-
ton. 1t now remains to be seen what
the representatives OF the Texas roads
will do. Ii they treat the national press
association as literally as they were
treated yesterday by Messrs. MiChaelis
and Naugle, there ia little doubt but
that San Antonio will see assem- bled
within its limits q greater mum Der OF the
national press association than has yet
been convened in one place. The excur-
sion to Mexico will be the excursion OF
all excursions yet taken. and as an ad-
vertisement OF San Antonio and OF the
sister republic, there will literally be
millions In It.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-28
A Horseman's Day.

Some of our local horsemen are arrang-
ing for days sport on Monday, New
Years day. There will be q big day at
the mile track, south of town, for which
all arranR ements are already made, as
only San Antonio horses will be allowed
to enter.
The programme will include
trotting and pacing under saddle and to
harness, bronco riding. etc; the whole to
wind-up with a gentleman's driving
race to wagon, for basket of cham
payne; owners to drive. All races will
be mile heats, and there will be more
fun on deck than was ever seen on a
track in this city. The track will be
found In prime condition, and as 1t is the
best track In the south, If
not 10 the United States for
rushing time there will be a good chance
for business. A days sport is promised
such as genuine horsemen will enjoy.
The judges stand will be occupied by
gentlemen whose very presence will be
a guarantee Of fair play and no monky-
ing. Let those who desire to see trot-
ting come to the front, in this great
center Of horse breeding and dealing
put in an appearance on the track Mon
day, and it will be the beginning Of a
new day TO the horse interests OF this
section, so far as sport is concerned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-28
Cold Weather in Kansas.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 2S.-AdVices from
various points throughout Kansas are to
effect that the present cold snap Ia
limited to zero temperature and high
winds in central and eastern portions OF
the state. From the extreme western
section, however, come reports of heavy
snow and delay to railroad traffic. The
following is a late dispatch from Gar
den City, about go miles east of
the Colorado line: "At one O'Clock
yesterday morning the blizzard
struck this section and the thermometer
rapidly descended from 30 to about
eight below zero; at 4 a. IN. it was blow
ing a gale accompanied by binding
snow; at a. N. it had moderated, the
thermometer rising 20 degrees; at mid
night last night it stood eight degrees
above, with sky clear and calm. Rail
road trains from West Beer have been
closed since Monday night, but trains
from the east come through about on
time.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-28
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Malone, Waller & Co, OF Fort Worth,
fail for $4,000.
Ground broken for the International
railway bridge, at Laredo.
Twenty-Five vessels wrecked by storm
10 the Grecian archipelago.
The car and family will visit the
Caucasus.
Seditious landbiIls are circulating In
st. Petersburg.
King John, Of AbyssInia, is marching
upon Massowah rapidly.
Governor Msrmaduke, OF Missouri, is
seriously sick.
Fifty-three houses swept away by q
tidal wave on the Porto Rico coast.
Thermometer II degrees below zero at
st. Paul yesterday.
Seven business houses destroyed by
fire at Greenville, Tex. Loss 100000.
Treasury department heavily draped
out OF respect to the dead ex-secretary.
Mexico is divided over the colonizs-
tion Of Lower California by Americans.
The sugar machinery outfit for the
state plantation, In Fort Bend county,
will cost S54 600.
John Barclay. for many years journal
clerk Of the national house OF represent
tatives, buried in Washington.
The cold snap has driven the army OF
tramping thieves southwark and FL
PasO has q plethora.
Hinsdale, Minnesota, and Ashdale,
Wis.,, are In the hands OF rioters, and
neither town Is In Texas.
Charles Briggs shoots himself at
Houston, demented by grief for his
wife.
An old feud and brace OF pistols laid
out the marshal of Rector, Ark, and two
other victims.
Local government officers in Cork and
Dublin are accused Of debauching girls
Of tender age.
Roumania's prime minister will short
ly ask for $4,000, 900 for national de-
Tense and military equipment.
John Heron. superintendent OF Mo.
Pacific lines, south Of st. Louis. resigns
January l.
A promir ert Russian nobleman pro-
tests TO the czar against the treatment
to which the university students are
subjected.
Sherman promises the Buckeye club
of Ohio that he will comply with their
request and do all 10 his power to defeat
Lamar's confirmation.
Panic in the NJ. K. church, Fairburg,
ILL.,. at Christmas service, destroyed
pews and windows and severely injured
scores OF people. The church narrowly
escaped burning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-28
Mrs. D. p. Bowers.

Mrs. d. P. Bowers, who will open her
engagement Sunday night at the Grand
optra house, is to the actresses of our
day what Edwin Booth Is to the actors,
the best of them all. This superb lady
IL an American born and educated. has
been upon the stage all her life and ap-
pears solely on her merits. She needs
none of the meritrioious aids to adver-
Using used so extensively In our day, as
neither wardrobe or being OF foreign
birth ever yet made an actress, True
stars and great actresses are not born
In any particular climate but are
creations Of slow groth which
begins with natural talent for
for the histrionic art, and is cultivated
and rewarded by years Of hard study
and application. These are the condi-
tions upon which Mrs. Bowers has
become the greatest actress of our day.
Bronson Howard says he has seen only
three greai actresses 10 his time; Fanny
Kemble, Charlotte Cushman and Mrs.
Bowers and the last named as great as
either OF the others. The repertois for
the engagement is as follows: Sunday
night, double oomedy-bill, "Old Love
Letters" and Jealous Wife," Monday
New Years. matinee, "Oid Love Let
tiers" and jealous Wife" will again be
given; Monday night Queen Eliza
BETH" Tuesday night "Lady Audley's
Secret" Wednesday matinee, Lady
Audley's Secret" Wednesday night,
marie Stuart"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-28
White Elephant Clothing House.
MAIN PLAZA, SAN ANTONIO.
The Opera COMPANY.

At the Grand last night one OF the
largest audiences ever sitting in the
house assembled to hear the Carleton
Opera company sing "Erminie." To
say that the company was fully appre-
ciated would family express It. Every
good thing was loudly applauded and
Miss Fannie Rice, as "Javotte," In the
first act was encored three times In her
pretty song. and would have been called
for many times more had not the audi
ence taken pity an her in seeing her ex-
bausted condition. The little lady re-
sponded very graciOusly each time with
a BOnhOmmie that drew forth greater
applause each time. Miss Lily Post, as
"Erminie," won great applause in the
first act, and also in singing the cele-
brsted Lullaby" Mr.. Carleton, as
"Ravennes," appeared to greater ad-
vantage perhaps than in "Nsnon," and
his favorite song, Rose Msrie," was en-
cored three times. Mr.. Jay c. Taylor,
as the "Secretary," acquitted himself
well with his fine tenor. and Mr.. Chas.
II. Drew, as "Csdeaux," was inImitably
funny. No one else can get
the fine comedy out Of this part
quite as well as Drew. "Mr. j. X MUIR
ray as the "Chevalier," also played his
comedy we'll, though he had no promi-
nent place In the musical score. Mr..
Robert BIoderick as the old marquis,
came out with his fine baritone and let
the audience know he was there, while
Mr.. Ehrend as "Simon," was without
blemish In song and acting. Miss Rose
Beaudet was pretty as "Cerlse" and the
princess de Gramponeur" Grand
piano. Of Miss Clara Wisdom, was tre-
mendou-, as well as laughable. The
lullaby chorus by the company, the
minuet and the GOOD Night" chorus
were well done and were promptly ap-
plauded.
In the early part Of the performance
the air was 80 warm in the house, par
ticularly In the dress circle, that lady
tainted. Later in the evening the north
er coming up, rendered the heat more
/ besrable and wraps were required by
the audience on leaving the house.
Today the company is repeating
Erminle at the matinee and tonight will
repeat "Nanon" for the benefit Of those
who have failed to see this masterpiece
on previous occasions.